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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of people I know are getting or have passports cards. Some of the people are in the Trump administration and say it would be the smart thing to do. A girl in our neighborhood in NW DC was stopped because she did not look like a US citizen. Is anyone else planning on getting their?[/quote] This is nonsense made up fantasy and isn't a thing. Nobody is doing this for the express purposes you state.[/quote] We all have passport cards in our family. It’s smart to have [b]in the absence of a national ID card. [/b]If ICE or and rando stops us I like having proof. [/quote] That's basically what DL's are, even if issued by the states, because they all have to be REAL ID licenses now that prove US citizenship. So that's all you need on the ridiculous chance you are even stopped. [/quote] Real ID does not prove citizenship. [/quote] You must show legit birth certificate and SS cards to get real ID, but be facially scanned and put into A.I. facial recognition database. [/quote] I thought legal residents could get real id?[/quote] Yes legal being the key word. You do not need to be a U.S. citizen to get a REAL ID, but eligibility depends on your immigration status and the state where you apply. Most states allow non-citizens who are lawfully present in the United States to obtain a REAL ID, including permanent residents (Green Card holders), individuals with valid employment authorization (EAD), and those with temporary legal status such as DACA or TPS recipients. However, the validity of the REAL ID for non-citizens is typically tied to the expiration date of their legal status document. [/quote]
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